'We live in ‘UK’s most desirable council flats’…but we hate our rude millionaire neighbours – they call cops on us'
She said posh neighbours accused her of "spitting" and regularly called the cops.
She added: "We have had issues with neighbours before. They'd call the police on us for no reason and accuse us of spitting, which I never would."He said: "There's a lot of drug dealing here. It's too hot in the summer, too cold in the winter. Our neighbours use power tools constantly until 11pm at night.Another neighbour, who didn't want to be named, has lived in one of the council-owned flats for 36 years.They said: "The flats are nice inside.
Mum-of-one Milou Gort, 32, moved into her rented flat five years ago and revealed her friends doubted her decision to live there at first. She said: "We do love it here. It's really nice inside. People are always really surprised by how nice it is inside. "It's split level and there's a roof garden. And it's in an amazing area. We do have friends who don't like the look of the outside.""most desirable council flats"Mansfield Road, which is made up of 64 flats and maisonettes, was the last part of the post-war Gospel Oak Redevelopment to be completed.
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